Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-24
Ssleu $50 bales.
GENERAL a1ARRET8.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, sept. 2S.-Wheat active
and str1n g, near months steady; December and
May &c higher; No red cash G9G69i.c: DC
tober llc; November Tic; December 72h G75%C,
closing al 72%c; May 79H@79%c, closing at
1850. CoTn-Duu and easy; cash SAGS91sc;
October, 3sc. November 37@c; December 81 Nc
May 40i4 040&2, closing at 4CSc. oats
dull cash 234c; October 23XC, May 2S% !;
year dull 2314c; rye steady 45Tc; hay duh and
Unchanged; prime timothy Sl3 GOALS 80; prairie
So O0Gl0 so; bran strong Gle lard dull ana weak
81 10: butter dull and unchanged; creamery
2OT24c: dairy lh62oc; cornmeal steady s. 90
WHISKY steady ct 81 %. Provisions higher: pork,
salt meats, boxed shoulders S. 67lz; long clears
SIS 37h; clear ribs SIS 30; short clear $S67HQ
10. Bacon, boxed shoulders Sc 80: long clears
50 2jG9 %; clear ribs SO 25G9 55; short clears,
So 5569 So Hame, So 000l4 90. Afternoon
poard-Wheat weak and lower; October 69kc;
November 7056c; December 7216c; May 79i4c.
Corn Dull, october 3S5SC; November 3135c bid /;
May 40Sc Oats, nothing done.
ReCeipts-Flour, 40CO barrels; wheat, 81 coo
bushels; corn, 10000 bushels; oats, As. Ooo bush
els; rye, nome barley, 10000 bushels. Ship
ments-Fl0ur, 1000 barrels; wheat, 1000
bushels; corn, II 600 bushels oats, 5000 bushels
rye, none.
CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. % Markets OH Change
started off TO- day either steady and dull or with
weak tendency. Corn pit after fret half hour
but thinly aett!ed. Operators In oats scattered,
while the large whea. pit was crowded to It's
full capacity. Cables were such that there was
Little room to doubt that later in the day bulls
would have things their own way. Before noon
| there was an advance ana reaction in wheat,
| bnt curing most of the session prices for
futures ranged within &c; feell z was strong
| = ost OF the session, due TO outside in
fiuences; especially action of foreign buyers.
| Recei is heavy. purch ases not alone having
| stimulated trading. but to q certain extent
| changed the sentiment of operators and crea ed
more confidence among them, There was
| some foreign buying here and at seabOard, blt
not as large as during the proceeding day s
trading being largely local. To day receipts of
| twelve points aggregated $4,000 bushels: export
| clearance small. O tober opened at zoe. sold
| a. 6S3S 0I03Gc, reacted on news o. cholera at
| New York. closed ct zoe; Decem 1er opened al
| i3csold ct I2%x a I3Hc, and CLOSED at re Corn
ruled quiet to daq, with trading light and the
| feeling easter. There was only light local In
! curry and but little done, and from other
| sources the opening was ct the closing prices
of yesterday. and under very liberal offerings
prominent LEGAL operators selling freely. The
| market declined &c for near future. and Il
| for MAY. The receipts were more than
expected, and estimates for tomorrow are 45t
cars The market ruled steady later in toe
| session, due to frmnesa IN wheat, which hsd g
had been fllly recovered, but before the hna
close tneEe vas a reaction and last prices
were the lowest of the day. October opened al
Ale, sold TO iOa9c, closed figuring; May 44Hc
| huttered between that and 4i1C. closing At TIE
| inside piice. Provisions reversed the coCrst
n which they have been trave Ing for some
days and better feeling was developed. I,hC
trading was rot large and was chiefly local
Prices for hogs were higlar, and the govern
Inent report thowed the supply to be Is per cent
less than last year. this induced shorts to cover
freely, and offerings of yhc product being small
prices bid up Zoe on pork; 2ac on lard; SC OF
July short ribs; October remaining STEADY
Pork sold Si2 l21s IL PIX. closed ST. 115I Jan
! nary lard sold st Sc 30G5 371i; October IS So
40i both closed al outside figures. Shot rib
for October cold IS 25Gs 80, closed $ 2I1z
January closed Sc 2211. iMess beef Was firm an
25n higher. Lead ngs futures closed a
follows: Wheat-septenber, 691lc; Octobe
zoe; November, NC; December. re
Corn-September 404c; October Ale; Novem
Der Al; May A1Sc. Mess ,pork-Year. Sl1 s.
January. Sl2 TX. Lard-September Sc s715
October St SIX November S. 32& January S. 4C
Short rib--september IS 27h; october IS FIX
January. Sc TX. Cash quotations; Flou
dull and unchanged. No. 2, red re. No.
corn 4OH@4OY. Mess pork. per bol. SIS Q
Lard. per 100 pounds, Sc IS. Short rib
sides, SIS IS. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed
S. 2565 80; short clear sides, boxed IS 50as 6.